Greetings from the farm,
There is much excitement this week around the Spring Genser Course offering....the Visual Seminar, focused on construction - pattern selection, sizing, wool quantities, pattern access and colour palette!
Due to preparations behind the scenes and my own project deadlines, I shared that we would put off our Wednesday Community Check-in session this week.
However, it seems that some, while choosing their own path for spring, have wonders and would appreciate the check in for additional discussion.
I do not have a specific agenda for the check in, but I will log in to offer planning support,
if needed.
We do have the new Fivel wool available for the Wiola - Taupe genser and there were some questions around that pattern - that I can translate and clarify.
We have a lovely little group that have chosen to knit the Favorittgenseren for dame - And YES! I have the possibility to offer you the original wool. :)
The mill has finished spinning our advanced weaving wool and it is on its way to the farm!
Due to the short notice and the change of plans, I have just sent out the log in information via email, to those that registered for the previous two offerings and check in sessions, rather than post registration.
If you did not receive the check-in log in...and you are interested in the spring offerings and wish to participate, contact me directly via email, and I will happily share that information with you! Be welcome!
Email - knitographyATgmail.com
I will log in tomorrow...
Wednesday evening - February 8th at 20:00 (8 PM) CET
World Clock - Oslo, Norway on your smart phone
If you have a specific wonder or need of support...contact me directly or leave a comment down below and I will try to monitor and get back to you as soon as possible.
The photograph above is of the Selbu valley.....looking down toward Selbu lake....
On a clear day, in summer, you can see all the way to the little village. It was cold and foggy yesterday on my morning walk, with light snowfall. But getting lighter each day!
Velkommen! Vi sees!
Warmest regards from the farm,
Patricia